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Overview ¶
Package worker implements functions for communicating with subordinate worker processes.
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Functions ¶
func EnsureWorkerStarted ¶
func EnsureWorkerStarted(state *core.BuildState, worker string, label core.BuildLabel) error
EnsureWorkerStarted ensures that a worker server is started and has responded saying it's ready.
func ProvideParse ¶
ProvideParse sends a request to a subprocess to derive pseudo-contents of a BUILD file from a directory (e.g. they may infer it from file contents). If the provider cannot infer anything, they will return an empty string.
Types ¶
type Request ¶
type Request struct { // The label of the rule to build, i.e. //src/worker:worker Rule string `json:"rule"` // Labels applies to this rule. Labels []string `json:"labels"` // The temporary directory to build the target in. TempDir string `json:"temp_dir"` // List of source files to compile Sources []string `json:"srcs"` // Compiler options Options []string `json:"opts"` // True if this message relates to a test. Test bool `json:"test"` }
A Request is the message that's sent to a worker indicating that it should start a build.
type Response ¶
type Response struct { // The label of the rule to build, i.e. //src/worker:worker // Always corresponds to one that was sent out earlier in a request. Rule string `json:"rule"` // True if build succeeded Success bool `json:"success"` // Any messages reported. On failure these should indicate what's gone wrong. Messages []string `json:"messages"` // The contents of the BUILD file that should be assumed for this directory, if it's a parse request. BuildFile string `json:"build_file"` }
A Response is sent back from the worker on completion.
func BuildRemotely ¶
func BuildRemotely(state *core.BuildState, target *core.BuildTarget, worker string, req *Request) (*Response, error)
BuildRemotely runs a single build request and returns its response.
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